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The Voyage Manager Cargoes grid enables you to manage cargoes assigned to a voyage.
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You can also right-click a cargo row to import, swap, insert new, duplicate, or remove cargoes.
The context menu also provides access to the associated CP Terms Details, CP Quantity Details, Cargo, and Cargo Loss forms.
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When a cargo is assigned to a voyage but needs to be removed or replaced by a new cargo, you can swap it, remove it and then add a new cargo later, or import a new cargo to overwrite it.
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| Problem: Your original voyage itinerary is Houston to Singapore, and the vessel has already sailed its load port, but midvoyage you want to change the Discharge port to Dalian and perform this under a different cargo contract. You want to be able to keep all of the work you have done so far, including entry of load port activities. Solution: When swapping the cargo loaded in Houston, on the Retrieve Cargo form, enter Load Port as Houston, enter Discharge Port as Dalian, and select Keep Current L/D Info before clicking Search. |
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Inserting New Cargoes
To insert a new cargo, in the Cargoes grid:
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